sculpture

If you long for a series of sculptures that revere the aesthetic of Mezco's Mike Mignola-styled Hellboy toys while adding a flavor all their own, look no further than the work of Calvin Ma. Currently based in San Francisco, Ma is a sculptor with a background in industrial design and his skills shine brightly on his Batman, Captain America, Spider-Man, Wolverine, He-Man and Lion-O sculpts... Read M

Fans love Futurama for its comedic take on the 31st century, but let's face it, it wouldn't be super comfortable having to look Leela in the eye every day in real life. Artist Ray Lin proves it with clay busts depicting a number of the Planet Express crew as they might appear in our world, balancing real life proportions and cartoony features...

Mother Nature may have dumped a load of snow onto Cheshire, England last week, but the frost did nothing to stifle the fan fire burning in the heart of Matthew Connor, who braved the elements to build Iron Man and Spider-Man snowmen in his back yard for his 5-year-old son...

Remember the beginnings of that awesome fan-made "Mobile Suit Gundam" statue constructed entirely from model kit runners (the plastic frames that builders pop pieces from) that was shaping up in Japan a few months back? Well, it's finally fully-formed and the results may be more impressive than any single regularly-assembled Namco Bandai kit...

It's not enough that Tony Stark has six different versions of his standard Iron Man armor located in the basement workshop of his mansion. It's not enough that, at least in the comic books, he has redesigned suits specifically created to bust the gamma out of the incredible Hulk and the thunder out of the mighty Thor...

When it comes to model kits, my love for Bandai's scores of Gundam toys really knows no bounds. They do have one weakness, though: waste. Unlike conventional action figures, the model kits leave behind some excess plastic in the form of "runners," which hold each model piece into place prior to assembly...

Today's tee on Teextile -- available only this week -- takes the famous "End of the Trail" sculpture and gives it a "Star Wars" twist. Created in the early 20th century by James Earl Fraser at the young age of 17, "End of the Trail" captured the plight of many Native Americans that Fraser had encountered in his pioneer childhood as America expanded and pressed Native